Sam Wilkin Biography

Sam is a coauthor of Risk Rules: How Local Politics Threaten the Global Economy, together with Marvin Zonis, Dan Lefkovitz, and Joseph Yackley (Agate, 2011). The writers "show a great awareness of what goes on behind the scenes in emerging countries," according to Mark Mobius of Templeton Asset Management and the Harvard Business Review, who rated the book "powerful." The examination of political stability by the writers "mixes comedy, drama, and an eye for ironic nuances," according to Belgium's Trends magazine. Once the initial print run was exhausted, Risk Rules was modified and reprinted in 2011 under the new title Kimchi Matters. Sam writes articles and opinion pieces on various subjects, including Microsoft's global strategy, financial regulatory reform, and Turkey's chances of joining the EU (for the Boston Globe). In the February/March 2011 issue of Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, the International Center for Strategic Studies magazine, he published an essay titled "Can Poor Government be Good for Development?"

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